Round table

I'm not saying it's unfair, but I always treat my opponent with respect. If I get a favorable starting position, I acknowledge it, rather than pretending and saying things like "look for flaws in your own game."

You're an interesting person. After the game, you started telling me what I did wrong. I simply thanked you for the game, not saying "I'm sure you couldn't have played Barbarian as well as I did." That's why I said to look for the reasons in your own gameplay, not in something else. I just don't like it when people lose and then try to teach me how to play correctly and "brilliantly."